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With Chiung-Wei Huang
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Episode 125 - How Diversity & Inclusion Can Improve Our Healthcare Systems
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With Jocelyn Ashford
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Episode 124: This Mathematician Is Helping Academics Be More Productive
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Episode 123: Why women leave STEM careers - My TEDx has the answer to this
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With Prasha Dutra
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Episode 122 - Creating Space For Women Of Color In STEM
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With Anna Ampaw
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Episode 121: How to Personalize Your STEM Success
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With Masha Zvereva
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Episode 120- My STEM Story Part 3
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With Prasha Dutra
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Episode 119- My STEM Story Part 2
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With Prasha Dutra
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Episode 118: How to Raise Venture Capital As An Immigrant Tech Founder
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With Surbhi Rathore, CEO Symbl.Ai
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Episode 117: My STEM Story Part 1
Her Stem Story
With Prasha Dutra
info_outlineOur guest today, Nour Al-Muhtasib is a postdoctoral fellow in Molecular Psychiatry at Yale University. She is passionate about mental health, making academia more inclusive, and cats. Nour is the first of her family to earn a Ph.D. In addition, to writing Twitter threads discussing her experiences, she likes to write science parodies using hit songs such as Let it go and Truth Hurts. Listen now to Nour's unique STEM story.
In this episode we discuss:
1) What does Neuropharmacology & Molecular Psychiatry mean?
2) What does a Post Doctoral position entail?
3) What got Nour interested in this unique field of research?
4) How Nour found a way out of a toxic lab situation?
Links:
website- www.nouronal.com